Consultant recants claims about state tax board action
Kansas tax consultant Jerry Chatam recanted a letter claiming Gov. Brownback's office would purge the Kansas Board of Tax Appeals staff to make them taxpayer friendly. Governor staffer Fulmer denied knowledge of such plans, saying he has no authority over board staffing and has not discussed it with board staff. Several officials and trade groups have criticized the board for its rulings and procedures, prompting legislative changes.
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Brownback faces tough Kansas re election amid tax cut questions
In Kansas, Governor Sam Brownback confronts a hard re election amid questions on if his large personal income tax cuts boosted the economy or strained state finances. Democratic challenger Paul Davis targets GOP moderates as Brownback�s primary fight with Jennifer Winn looms.
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Former congresswoman denies endorsing Davis for governor
Former U S Representative Jan Meyers says she did not endorse Paul Davis for Kansas governor and would back Sam Brownback, as the Republicans for Kansas Values group faces questioning. The Davis campaign claimed payment for the event, while Meyers’ name was later removed from the endorsement list. Meyers, age 85, represented northeast Kansas in Congress 1985 to 1997 and has a long record in state politics.
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Lawrence storm debris mounts after July 7 high winds
City officials report 835 tons of tree limbs and debris moved to the brush drop-off as Lawrence crews log over 1,000 hours clearing damage from a July 7 storm with 60 to 75 mph winds. Insurance agent Kurt Goeser notes activity at his firm but says damage varies, mainly near homes. Brush drop-off at 1420 Ellith St opens 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday with a $5 per truck load fee.
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Kansas tax cuts spark national debate and fiscal concerns
A Kansas tax policy praised by supporters drew national scrutiny with coverage in the Washington Post Daily Kos NBC News and MSNBC. Critics note the policy may not have added jobs beyond the national recovery and warn the loss of revenue could create a deep general fund shortfall by 2017. Reporter Peter Hancock can be reached at 785 354 4222.
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